Insight
Defining and addressing medical device user needs
The FDA specifies, “Each manufacturer shall establish and maintain procedures to ensure that the design requirements relating to a device are appropriate and ...
The FDA specifies, “Each manufacturer shall establish and maintain procedures to ensure that the design requirements relating to a device are appropriate and ...
Medical device training in hospital settings is traditionally instructor-led, paper-based, and ultimately inefficient. Hospitals are increasingly adopting ...
Hospitals must prioritize medical device training — for patient safety, risk management, regulatory compliance, reducing cost and increasing operational ...
Choosing the right training method matters as much as choosing the right device. This whitepaper breaks down eight learning methods, from microlearning and the ...
Costly in-person sessions, overstretched application specialists and tighter regulations all slow down device adoption. This whitepaper shows how medical ...
Online, active simulation training gives hospitals a more consistent way to build device competency across staff, without pulling clinicians away from patient ...
Securing high adoption rates for innovative medical devices depends on the associated training experience. Understanding this dynamic, GE HealthCare’s Patient ...
Erasmus MC is a Rotterdam-based university medical center. We spoke with Professor Aad van der Lugt, the Chair of Erasmus MC’s Radiology department. In his ...
